The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1887-06-30
Fresh Beer at Fox 5.

All the fancy drinks OF the
season can be had at Waner's.
Vernon Culver, of Reno, Pa,
is visiting friends IN this city.
The Council did not convene
Tuesday, evening there being no
quorum present.
Mrs. Burnsides, of Alexander,
OHIO, is The guest of MIR. and Mrs
I. F. Sain of this city.
Miss Nell Work was in Athens
Monday, 10 attend the funeral of
her friend, Miss Lizzie Gould.
Waner, at his Saloon in the
west end, will keep open house
on. the 4th. Fresh Beer a speci-
ally.
Mr.. Jesse Lindsey, one of the
prominent citizens of the w,st
end, made us pleasant call on
last Friday.
The picnic heretofore announ
ced for the 4lh. as the head of
Pine in the Ellis Davis grove.
will not be held.
Miss Alma Mccarthy is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Ned Nc
Manigal. at 900 East Long street,
Columbus. 0.
Jake Fox, at his place in the
west end, will be prepared 10 en-
terrain all comers on the 4lh.-
Call and see him.
The cemetery trustees have ap-
pointed John Savey. sexton. The
appointment is a good one, and
is approved by the public.
IF you would interview Col.
Bourbon, 60 up 10 VIM. Waner's.
where you will also find fresh
Schlee's beer always on tap.
| Squire a. w. Maj k, one ofthe
prominent citizens of near Swan.
made us a pleasant visit yester-
day. He reports the crops COOL
ami nearly al the wheat cut.
/ Col. Weldy attended meet
ing of the Jackson Club in Co
lumbns, Tnes,lay eveEing. and
woke up the Columbus boys in a
speech for Thurman and victory.
Jacob Fox. ont on West Hun
ter street, has a very pleasant
summer resort and his Bar is well
stocked with fine liquors. Hunt
him up Oh the 4th.
When you come to town on the 4th
Of July. you should not fail to call at
Phi Slish-r's. On. that day he will
have 60 pound pig roasted, and his
Beer Garden will be open all day. Fine
Liquor, and fresh Beer on tap. Don't
; miss rare treat by staying away.
Col. Remple on his return from
New York. brought with him
some very fine pieces of statuary
which can be seen by any one
calling at The Bazarr IN the Opera
House.
r Col. Manamus R-ber, Of the
Charleston Tribune, made a fly
in. visit 20 Logan ON last Sun
dav, and renewed his acqnaint-
ance with the churches and Col.
PurselI. lie still holds the fort.
We are authorized IN announce that on
) Thursday, July II, 1887, the e. IL. v. T
R'y will run cheap excursion 10 the Sol
dier'S Home at Dayton. This is one OF the
grandest places in the State for an excur-
sion. and the very low rates for this ex
curSi0n shouli secure large crowd. The
, train will leave Logan, o., at S:l5 a. n
Rate for the round trip only sl.I5 Tickets
regular train OF July l3.
Masters Will and Lew Cook,
pupils at the Xenia Soldiers Or
phan's Home, are spending their
: vacation with their grandmother,
Mrs. o. Case. The little boys
are polite, healthy and handsome
The house of Mr.. Curran, near
the Ash Cave. (notice of The roof
burning made last week was
/ burned with all its contents OH
| last Friday, supposed TO be the
; work of an incendiary. The
properly was partially insured.
. Mr.. T. j. Curran, representing
. the Catholic Columbian, was in
the city this week in the inter
est of his paper, which he reports
prosperous. and daily increasing
in circulation and business pa.
tronage.
t Boring has been resumed at
1.-The gas well and is being sunk al
the rate of about twenty five feet
day. They have now reached
a depth of between 100 aud 1900
feet and are in the Niagra rock.
This rock is wonderfully hard. The
: managsrs of the we'll are cheer
. ful and think there is no doubt oi
I striking a gusher. Our faith in this
doctrine is steadfast, and We cay
let her 60 down.
Tom Allen, the general utility
man of the Grange Store, is of
on a two weeks vacation, rustI-
eating among the Greenhcrr
friends in Perry. We hope Tom
may have a pleasant visit and
+ come home prepared to wait or
! the MANY custOmars of fhe